Election Commission
Schedule for bye-elections to fill casual vacancy in the Parliamentary Constituency of Bihar and Legislative Assemblies of various States– Regarding
The Commission has decided to hold following bye-elections to fill vacancies in one  Parliamentary Constituency of Bihar and fifty six Assembly Constituencies in Legislative Assemblies of various States as per details below:
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Sl. No.
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State
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Number & Name of Parliamentary Constituency
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1.
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Bihar
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1-Valmiki Nagar
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Sl. No.
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State
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Number & Name of Assembly Constituency
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Chhattisgarh
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24-Marwahi
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Gujarat
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01-Abdasa
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Gujarat
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61-Limbdi
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Gujarat
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65-Morbi
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Gujarat
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94-Dhari
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Gujarat
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106- Gadhada 
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Gujarat
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147-Karjan
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Gujarat
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173- Dangs 
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Gujarat
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181-Kaprada
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Haryana
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33-Baroda
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Jharkhand
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10-Dumka 
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Jharkhand
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35- Bermo
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Karnataka
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136-Sira
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Karnataka
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154-Rajarajeshwarinagar
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Madhya Pradesh
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04-Joura
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Madhya Pradesh
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5-Sumawali
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Madhya Pradesh
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6-Morena
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Madhya Pradesh
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7-Dimani
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Madhya Pradesh
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8-Ambah 
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Madhya Pradesh
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12-Mehgaon
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Madhya Pradesh
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13-Gohad 
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Madhya Pradesh
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15-Gwalior
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Madhya Pradesh
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16-Gwalior East
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Madhya Pradesh
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19-Dabra 
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Madhya Pradesh
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21-Bhander 
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Madhya Pradesh
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23-Karera 
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Madhya Pradesh
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24-Pohari
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Madhya Pradesh
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28-Bamori
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Madhya Pradesh
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32-Ashok Nagar 
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Madhya Pradesh
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34-Mungaoli
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Madhya Pradesh
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37-Surkhi
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Madhya Pradesh
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53- Malhara
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Madhya Pradesh
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87-Anuppur 
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Madhya Pradesh
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142-Sanchi 
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Madhya Pradesh
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161-Biaora
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Madhya Pradesh
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166-Agar 
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Madhya Pradesh
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172-Hatpipliya
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Madhya Pradesh
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175-Mandhata
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Madhya Pradesh
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179-Nepanagar 
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Madhya Pradesh
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202-Badnawar
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Madhya Pradesh
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211-Sanwer 
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Madhya Pradesh
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226-Suwasra
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Manipur
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30-Lilong
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Manipur
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34-Wangjing Tentha
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Nagaland
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14-Southern Angami-I 
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Nagaland
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60-Pungro-Kiphire 
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Odisha
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38-Balasore
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Odisha
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102-Tirtol 
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Telangana
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41-Dubbak
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Uttar Pradesh
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40- Naugawan Sadat
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Uttar Pradesh
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65-Bulandshahr
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Uttar Pradesh
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95-Tundla 
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Uttar Pradesh
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162- Bangermau
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Uttar Pradesh
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218-Ghatampur 
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Uttar Pradesh
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337- Deoria
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Uttar Pradesh
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367-Malhani
After taking into consideration various factors like local festivals, weather conditions, movement of forces, pandemic etc., the Commission has decided to hold bye-elections to fill these vacancies as per the programme mentioned as under:
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Poll Events
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Schedule for bye-elections in 54 ACs of various States 
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Schedule for bye-elections in one PC of Bihar and two ACs of Manipur
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Date of Issue of Gazette Notification
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09.10.2020

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13.10.2020

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Last Date of Nominations
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16.10.2020

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20.10.2020

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Date for Scrutiny of Nominations
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17.10.2020

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21.10.2020

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Last Date for Withdrawal of candidatures
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19.10.2020

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23.10.2020

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Date of Poll
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03.11.2020

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07.11.2020

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Date of Counting
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10.11.2020

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10.11.2020

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Date before which election shall be completed
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12.11.2020

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12.11.2020

- ELECTORAL ROLL
The Electoral Rolls for the aforesaid Parliamentary and Assembly Constituencies w.r.t 01.01.2020 as the qualifying date has been finally published.
- ELECTRONIC VOTING MACHINES  and VVPATs
Adequate numbers of EVMs and VVPATs have been made available for the aforementioned bye-elections.
- IDENTIFICATION OF VOTERS
In continuance of the existing practice, the voter's identification shall be mandatory in the aforementioned elections at the time of poll. Electoral Photo Identity cards  shall be the main document of identification of a voter. However, in order to ensure that no voter is deprived of his/her franchise, if his/her name figures in the electoral rolls, following alternate identity documents are also prescribed:
- Aadhar Card
- MNREGA Job Card
- PAN Card
- Passbooks with photograph issued by Bank/Post Office.
- Health Insurance Smart Card issued under the scheme of Ministry of Labour
- Driving License
- Passport
- Service Identity Cards with photograph issued to employees by
- Smart Card issued by RGI under NPR
- Pension document with photograph
- Official identity cards issued to MPs/MLAs/MLCs and
- MODEL CODE OF CONDUCT
Model code of conduct shall come into force with immediate effect in the district in which the whole or any part of the Assembly constituency going for election is included, subject to partial modification as issued vide Commission’ s instruction No. 437/6/1NST/2016-CCS, dated 29th June, 2017 . The Model code of conduct shall be applicable to all candidates, political parties and the state Government concerned. Model code of conduct shall be applicable to the Union Government also.
All instructions concerning publicity of criminal antecedents by the concerned candidates and the related political parties, who select them, as directed vide letter no. 3/4/2020/SDR/Vol.III dated 6 March 2020 and letter no. 3/4/2019/SDR/Vol.IV dated 16 September 2020 shall be followed in these elections.
Other instructions including postal ballot facilities to senior citizen and PwD electors; election expenditure management etc. shall be applicable to the aforementioned Bye-elections.
- BROAD GUIDELINES TO BE FOLLOWED DURING THE CONDUCT OF BYE-ELECTIONS DURING COVID-19
In view of spread of COVID-19, the Commission on 21st August, 2020 has issued broad guidelines, which is to be followed strictly during the conduct of election, which is annexed here with as Annexure-1 which is also available on Commission’s website.
Click here to see the COVID guidelines.